From cosy city centre boozers to traditional village pubs, Yorkshire Evening Post readers shared over 100 suggestions after we asked them what their favourite pub is on Facebook.
Leeds is in no short supply of cracking choices too, with plenty of places to enjoy a locally brewed beer, eat some quality grub and listen to some live music.
What’s your favourite place for a drink in Leeds? Let us know in the comments section below.
We’ve whittled down 13 of the most frequently chosen places into the gallery below.
7. The Great Northern Hotel
The Great Northern Hotel on Richardshaw Lane in Pudsey was picked out by three people, with one reader praising for it having a "great vibe, great music and the best people". | Google
8. The Myrtle Tavern
Three readers gave a shout out to The Myrtle Tavern in Meanwood, which is a popular traditional pub. | James Hardisty
9. The Templar Hotel
The Templar Hotel is a delightfully old-fashioned, Grade-II listed pub in Leeds city centre. It was selected by numerous readers, with one saying it is the "best boozer in Leeds by a mile!" | Mark Bickerdike Photo: Mark Bickerdike
10. The Cardigan Arms
Selected by one reader and also a person favourite of mine, The Cardigan Arms on Kirkstall Road has a great selection of local ales and is always providing good entertainment in its glorious upstairs area. | National World Photo: x
11. The Red Lion Inn
One readers picked The Red Lion Inn in Shadwell, saying it is a "traditional village pub in a lovely location". | Gary Longbottom Photo: Gary Longbottom
12. The Grove Inn
The Grove Inn in Holbeck, which has been open since 1832, was selected by four readers and is praised for its hearty meals, real ales and live music. | Jonathan Gawthorpe/National World